Photo Friday — Who Is The Evilest Of Them All?

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Photo Friday — Who Is The Evilest Of Them All?

Disney Villains. We all love to hate them or just love them for being so evil. Please provide the name of each Disney villain(s) along with the movie they are in.

Bonus: For fun, provide at least 5 of their voice actors.

Send your submissions to ro.rosaka@gmail.com. Deadline is next Thursday, 01/26/2012, at 12AM PST. One winner will be randomly selected and given a shout-out on our next recording.

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MoN Classic: Penn Jillette Interview

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Penn Jillette of Penn & Teller was one of our favorite interviews and only our second We Know Celebrities show we did way back in Season 3.  Hope you enjoy this throwback as much as Art & Jay did.  Check out Penn’s awesome book God, No! in stores now and see him on the upcoming season of Celebrity Apprentice.

 

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PCRP 89 – Chasing Dragons

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Pollyanna Cowgirl Records Podcast.  Your weekly hour of great music!  Hosted by Tony Pucci

(01:33) 01 – DAMIAN K SHEILES – Chasing Dragons
(05:24) 02 – OBERHOFER – Gotta Go
(08:32) 03 – THE VOLTAIRE TWINS – Animalia
(13:06) 04 – SHARON VAN ETTEN – Serpents
(16:04) 05 – LSD and the SEARCH FOR GOD – This Time
(20:20) 06 – DAMIAN K SHEILES – The New Division
(24:49) 07 – POLICA – Wandering Star
(29:52) 08 – S.C.U.M. – Amber Hands
(33:34) 09 – SLEEPING STATES – I Wonder
(36:46) 10 – ALVA LEIGH – Calling Me
(40:36) 11 – GIRL IN A COMA – Smart
(43:48) 12 – MYSSOURI – Terrible Love
(46:58) 13 – BLACK LANDLORD – Dear God
(51:08) 14 – MISS DERRINGER – Corpus Christi
(55:12) 15 – DAMIAN K SHEILES – Empire Fire Town

This week’s featured artist:   DAMIAN K SHEILES – Long Play II

SONGS FOR JENNY ALS Charity Music Project

HOST: Tony Pucci

CONTACT: pollyannacowgirl@simplysyndicated.com

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TIOLI 33 – CES 2012

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Rich, Simon, and Nick talk about the sights of CES 2012.

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FTATR 118 – Iconoclast by Symphony X

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We’re back with a proggy power metal bang for 2012! Let’s deface some iconic shit!

Iconoclast by Symphony X

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Photo Friday — The Book Is Better Than The Movie

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Name the title of the movie that was adapted from a novel. Also provide at least 3 authors of the original works.

Bonus (for fun):

1. Provide at least 2 of the actual titles of the novels that aren’t the same as the title of the movie.

2. There is one author that has more than one title here. Who is that author?

3. The font I chose for the numbers is a special font for one of these movie’s poster. Which movie is that?

Send your submissions to ro.rosaka@gmail.com. Deadline is next Thursday, 01/19/2012, at 12AM PST. One winner will be randomly selected and given a shout-out on our next recording.

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NH 136 – Foodie Hurdles

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Jakob and Mandi talk food, foodies, cooking classes and cheeses of the world. Anyone up for some balut?

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MoN Quickie: We Know Celebrities- Comic Con Mini-sode #2

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Jay chatted with Frankie Muniz, Diamond Dallas Page, Corbin Bernsen and director Joe Eckardt of the upcoming movie Pizza Man at NY Comic Con a few months ago.  Must-see YouTube video coming soon.

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Introducing BUNKER TALK, bonus audio from the hunks at ATW9K (but not Omar)

Kevin and Jason are going to drop some bonus content on you in 2012. Here’s some talk about favorite media we chewed up and swallowed in 2011 as the Atomic Trivia War raged outside our cozy little bunker. BUNKERS! Separate bunkers.

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War Horse w/minor spoilers

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3 out of 5 *****

There is an argument for saying that if you were to distill Steven Spielberg into a giant chunk of celluloid, the end result would be War Horse. Based on the popular children’s book, and the even more popular stage production (which Lindsey Kalenborn was kind enough to review here), the story focuses on young Albert Narracott, and his beloved horse, Joey.

The opening of the film is set in the lush Devon countryside in the early part of the 20th century. Simple living and English countryside accents abound. The lifestyle is basic and insular, where everyone knows each other’s business – making it easy for Spielberg to introduce us to the characters, as well as the setting. Read More »

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